cowl hood
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cowl hood
im not sure how many people have researched to see how well the cowl hood works........but what about this technique i came across.
does anyone know if this would work just as well as any other extra hood like erebuni?
does anyone know if this would work just as well as any other extra hood like erebuni?
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if i remember right, i think FM was trying to scoop their hood also, but cut it wrong. i dont know if they were going for this look or not
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Fit was dead on *****.... but I'm picky in that aspect.
Temps at the back of the head have been rock solid at 210 degs.
I don't have coolant re-route, nor do I have a heater core. A failsafe needs to be addressed in that department.
I know it pulls more air at window because I have to cover the fresh air inlet on brisk days, or my daughter won't ride in it.
Didn't do that with stocker.
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I'm with ya there.......I'd prolly have the extraction hood on there, but this came up and at a great deal.
Temps at the back of the head have been rock solid at 210 degs.
I don't have coolant re-route, nor do I have a heater core. A failsafe needs to be addressed in that department.
I know it pulls more air at window because I have to cover the fresh air inlet on brisk days, or my daughter won't ride in it.
Didn't do that with stocker.
***Edit ***
I'm with ya there.......I'd prolly have the extraction hood on there, but this came up and at a great deal.
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